MTA plans to turn on congestion pricing tolls June 30
The MTA hopes to begin tolling drivers under its congestion pricing program June 30, Chair Janno Lieber said Friday.
"In 2017, New York's governor called congestion pricing an idea whose time had come. On June 30, barring any last ditch court interference, congestion pricing will become reality," Riders Alliance spokesperson Danny Pearlstein wrote in a statement. "Congestion pricing will be a win-win-win for all New Yorkers, commuters and visitors and bring better public transit, cleaner air and freer moving traffic. It cannot happen soon enough.
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